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Field studies in sclerophyllous woodland in the Eastern Goldfields region of Western Australia showed that it was not visually evident whether any par...
Read morePure swards of S48 timothy and S215 meadow fescue, grown from seed in large concrete containers out of doors, were cut (a) every 4 weeks during summer...
Read morePlants have traditionally been perceived as "less alive" and less attractive than animals, posing challenges for conservation initiatives. Previous ef...
Read moreGrowth characteristics and response to atrazine were studied in atrazine resistant (R) and susceptible (S) populations of Amaranthus retroflexus and A...
Read moreShallow lakes are important components of the biosphere, but they are also highly vulnerable to damage from human activities in their catchments, such...
Read moreGrazing by ungulate herbivores can greatly alter nitrogen ([N]) and phosphorus ([P]) concentrations in plants and soils. It is not clear, however, how...
Read moreAgricultural intensification, at field and landscape scales, has caused a decrease in weed richness and changes in species composition. In order to pr...
Read moreRestoration of degraded lands often depends on knowledge of invasive plant species' ecology coupled with well-timed treatments to control them. Little...
Read moreGrassland plant community structure and function are dependent on the type, timing, frequency and intensity of disturbance. Grazing systems employing ...
Read moreDemographic matrix modelling of invasive plant populations can be a powerful tool to identify life stage transitions for targeted disruption, in order...
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